The Arrow of the Moon
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Last published Tue, Apr 15, 2025
When Diana, a 15-year-old teen from Greece, finds out she is a demigod, a whole world opens for her. At least she's not schizophrenic, like she's been thinking for as long as she can remember. Her friend Grover brings her to Camp Halfblood, where she gets faced with the worst thing of all: a quest. All the while while not knowing who her godly parent is. Could it be...
Disclaimer: Most characters are from pjo and heroes of olympus, so thank uncle rick for that!
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